How much does it cost to reprogram a airbag module?
The average cost for air bag control module replacement is between $639 and $664. Labor costs are estimated between $94 and $118 while parts are priced at $545. This range does not include taxes and fees, and does not factor in your specific vehicle or unique location. Related repairs may also be needed.
What is the name of the SRS airbag module?
An SRS airbag modules, also known as the ECU or the airbag electronic crash unit, is a very important computer found in all cars manufactured after 1996 for the U.S. market. It is also known as the airbag controller, SRS module, SRS unit, SRS control unit, derm, airbag brain or simply the airbag module.
How long does it take to reset SRS airbag module?
You are now able to re-use your existing airbag module with our reset service! Your module will be restored back to its factory condition and will not require any additional programming. Just Plug & Play! This service is 100% compatible with our seat belt repairs. Your module will be reset and shipped back to you within 24 hours of receiving!
What happens to the SRS controller in a car accident?
When an accident occurs, the SRS airbag module writes codes in its memory that contain crash information. Once written, this SRS controller becomes “locked” until it is replaced or reprogrammed. This is due to the fact that the car will no longer be safe to operate.
Where is the SRS computer located in a GM car?
In GM vehicles, the SRS computer module is typically found under either the driver or passenger seat, while in other vehicles it may be found near the floor in the center of the dash. Ensure proper connections of all SRS components, including clock springs, airbags, impact sensors and seat belts.
How is the SRS airbag module linked to the computer?
All impact sensors, seat belts, airbags and even the clockspring is linked to it. As an computer, the airbag unit read and writes data vital to the proper function of its designated use. During an accident, the airbag module writes crash data and stores it in the memory chip.
How to reset your SRS airbag module in Maryland?
Safety number one priority. In Maryland SRSModule™ offers SRS airbag module reset and seatbelt repair with in 24 hours regardless of your location. Simply send in your defective, locked or blown seat belts and or SRS airbag module (s) to us, we will fix repair and send them back the next day. Complete a checkout online and mail your items
In GM vehicles, the SRS computer module is typically found under either the driver or passenger seat, while in other vehicles it may be found near the floor in the center of the dash. Ensure proper connections of all SRS components, including clock springs, airbags, impact sensors and seat belts.
When an accident occurs, the SRS airbag module writes codes in its memory that contain crash information. Once written, this SRS controller becomes “locked” until it is replaced or reprogrammed. This is due to the fact that the car will no longer be safe to operate.